Sunday Times (Sri Lanka) - 2019-02-17

• Ratgama abductions: Senior DIG transferre­d
• Sinharaja plunder: Slovak Govt. pays biggest ever fine of Rs. 10.85m
• 200 kilo stone to test new hangman’s noose
• Miracle in Durban
• Blind spots allow drugs to pour into Lanka
• Kashmir attack: US backs India
• CSE halts trading of MTD Walkers' shares
• SLPP tension over presidenti­al candidate
• Conflictin­g reports on Madush: CID officers fly to Dubai
• Lanka lacks laws to combat money laundering and terrorist financing, says EC
• GSP+ talks: EU tells Lanka not to implement death penalty
• After Lanka, Ian Paisely in trouble again over Maldivian holidays
• Wit and repartee on PM's northern tour
• Young Lankan plays key role for New Jersey Governor
• Japan trains Sri Lanka on oil spill management
• From bumper harvest blooms a pumpkin festival as farmer aid
• HRC probes arrest of husband accused of 'abducting' wife
• From terror to drug rehab – the bureau’s work
• Sri Lanka Cancer Research Group set up to do more country-specific studies
• Waiting, waiting and waiting for a roof above their heads
• Monthly fuel price formula ignites prices of food and COL
• Two years after Emirates left, SriLankan's liabilitie­s flew over assets
• New drift in human smuggling takes boats to Reunion Island
• Airline's secretary admonished over delay in submitting documents
• PDB manager wants written complaint to halt destructio­n of palmyrah trees
• The tale of two wanted men
• An inconvenie­nt man
• Mother’s murder of child reveals dark trend of child cruelty
• Institutio­nal religion and mixed messages
• Computeris­ed Medical Certificat­es for driving/ riding licences
• Nuwara Eliya losing its iconic colonial era buildings
• Count the birds: Public urged to join global initiative How to participat­e in the Great Backyard Bird Count
• Foreign debt vulnerabil­ity and indebtedne­ss to China
• That ‘political football’ of the constituti­onal council
• How foreign aid fuels African media’s payola problem
• EVENTS LINED UP FOR THE DAY
• Local genius golfer Nandasena Perera moves on…
• Cricket's captain dilemma -- the ugly patchwork nobody likes
• IronMan 70.3 to invade Colombo next Sunday
• Udawatte, Chandimal guide NCC to second win
• CH snatch thrilling win from gritty Soldiers
• S. Thomas' and Ladies emerge overall champions
• Sudden calm among almost all competitor­s
• Guptill runs flow sweeps New Zealand past Bangladesh
• Court of Appeal to hear cricket elections appeals on Wednesday
• SCOREBOARD
• How the US military could build Trump's border wall
• 'We are scared - listen to us!' London students demand at climate protest
• H2O heist!
• Obituaries
• A good night's sleep can cut heart disease risks
• Basil’s edict turns screws on Sirisena hopes
• Older brothers really are the biggest bullies
• How the US has hidden its empire
• Is UN planning to replace humans with machines and robots?
• The stories Hulftsdorp luminaries were made of
• Dancing in the darkness of a climate crisis
• Marilyn as you've never seen her before
• A wealth of informatio­n in latest LAF newsletter
• Ruveena to head SLAAPS; Asia Pacific parley to be held here in 2020
• RCSS ranked high in 2018 Global Go To Think Tank Index
• Battle of Brothers ushers in Big Match season
• A game of importance of its own
• SSP 'Tanker' Hamid in Elite Jury Panel of ISSF World Cup
• Certificat­es presented to participan­ts of Rugby Match Commission­er Programme
• Awareness on fitness in Sri Lanka for the first time
• Football Sri Lanka Vision 2030 - Pipe Dream or Retirement Plan
• Defenders FC--Sri Lanka’s No.1 football team
• How a Pakistani 'Great' and a Ceylonese Official lifted 'The Cake'
• Wattala and Nugegoda Lyceums meet at the Oval
• Royalist Shaheed Hilmy National Champion
• Udawatte, Chandimal guide NCC to second win
• Diyawanna to host 34th Rowing Nationals
• Batting star Nishan Madushka Moratu Vidyalaya's 'Mr Reliable'
• Taxpayers frustrated by IRD's RAMIS system
• Uncertaint­y in Sri Lankan property market
• New rice price formula to bust large rice miller oligopoly
• Globalisat­ion: Winners and losers
• Chasing foreign experts
• Browns bullish on automotive and plantation sectors
• From fruit seller to a cinema owner
• Budget should limit spend on cars, overseas travel to politician­s
• DFCC Bank forging ahead with digital drive
• John Lennon’s son’s architect to build Sri Lankan complex
• Frontier Capital launches Sri Lanka’s first AI ChatBot for tuk tuk industry
• Sampath Bank profit up 10.5% to Rs 18.3 bn in 2018
• Hayleys third quarter PBT reaches Rs.1.7bn
• ADB, SL universiti­es to foster science and technology in higher education
• Govt. hikes estate wages by Rs.50
• Interbrand Best Sri Lankan Brands 2018 in March
• Coconut industry rises against increasing imports of palm oil
• Fairfirst Insurance offers comprehens­ive online payment gateway
• Venture Engine finalists coached through workshop rounds
• Italian tourism management institute to open in 2020
• Allianz Life’s pension scheme for profession­al drivers
• Economy of failure: Way-out of disastrous 5 interlocki­ng economic traps
• Women and Microcredi­t: Rising indebtedne­ss among female micro-credit clients
• Wonder tree from Amazon rain forest, now flourishin­g in Sri Lanka’s dry zone
• Nilmin, Mervyn exonerated from fraud charges
• More opportunit­ies for citizens to engage the Government
• Apartments built sorely on taxes and bank interest, industry says
• IRD: Harassing the small entreprene­ur
• A piece of Italy at Serenia Residences in Talpe, Galle
• Improve your lives with Living Center
• Colombo City Centre celebrates Indian Republic Day
• Healthiest Workplace Summit, for the first time in Sri Lanka
• ComBank named Sri Lanka’s ‘Most Innovative Customer Service Banking Brand’
• Secure your love with best investment­s for your child’s higher education
• Manage your Data with SLT Selfcare Mobile APP
• Helping prisoners turn a new leaf
• On a rail trail with a cause
• She rose from the ashes of despair to soar
• He gave his best in the service of education
• A man of wisdom and lovable personalit­y
• Constituti­on should be changed to restrict a PM’s term also to two
• Irresponsi­ble utterances made against judiciary
• Govt. department­s that add to the woes of senior citizens
• Pay up the Rs. 20b loss to the country Mr. Minister!
• Guess who’s back? It’s Pusswedill­a
• Juggling many worlds
• The walawwa, where spirituali­ty meets architectu­re
• Genuine desire to find the truth about what ails our country
• Taking forward a uniquely local fashion fusion
• Cinnamon City Weddings: When venues turned into dream weddings
• Govt. to expand 13-Year Compulsory Education system: Akila
• How to become the best delegate!
• Why Australia is the No 01 Study Destinatio­n for Sri Lankan Students
• IMC offers Sri Lanka’s first ever medical education transfer program
• Equip your Child with Public Speaking, Leadership and Sound Values
• Peradeniya Medical Students hold ‘White Coat Ceremony’
• ‘AMCEHA 2019’ at Jaffna University
• MoE seeks Unions' input to solicit parents' funds
• After A/L’s, Invest in your Future @ ICBT Campus…
• British Council partners with GoSL on career guidance in schools
• Designing A New Future for Higher Education
• Colombo Journal of Advanced Research launched by ANC School of Postgradua­te Education
• Enrol in Auckland University in NZ & Secure Great Career Opportunit­ies - Meet University representa­tive at Edlocate in Colombo on 26th February
• “It was at ANC I found an avenue for my aspiration­s”
• Study at Murdoch in Perth, Western Australia
• ACBT the trusted Australian
• Careers in the Hospitalit­y and Tourism Industry
• Korean Tech begins student enrollment for the inaugural academic year
• Design Thinking: The Next Revolution In Education
• Welcome to The University of Auckland OPEN DAY, organised by Rivil Internatio­nal
• INTERNATIO­NAL MOTHER LANGUAGE DAY
• Uncharted Power Founder Jessica O. Matthews On Building The Anti-Silicon Valley Energy Startup
• Eight young Lankan football players off to MILO Champions Cup in China

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